Dare yourself to walk across the Glass Floors in the high-level Walkways, when you visit Tower Bridge.
Discover an incredible birds-eye view of London life. Look down to spy red London buses, pedestrians and cyclists whizzing over the Bridge while river vessels sail under it.
Top tip: Don't forget to use the mirrored ceiling to help you get the best selfie! Share your photos on Instagram with us using #InsideTowerBridge.
The Glass Floors at Tower Bridge were installed in November and December 2014, 10 years ago.
Since they were fitted, more than 7,258,000 visitors have walked across them. And, as one of London's only pet-friendly major attractions, more than 4,500 dogs, cats and other animals have also tip-tapped across the glass.
Image: Workers installing one of Tower Bridge's Glass Floors in 2014 ©Barksy Media
Every 18 months or so, the sacrificial layer of the Glass Floors is replaced, 42 metres above the River Thames. Let's take a look behind-the-scenes of one of the tasks of this working London icon.
Our staff are on hand to answer any questions you have about the Bridge, the views or the Glass Floors.
Don’t fret if you’d rather not look down. The Walkways also offer stunning panoramic views of London, including The Shard, St Pauls, The Monument and (on a clear day) Wembley.
Tickets for entry and Guided Tours are on sale.
Did you know you can hire the Tower Bridge Walkways and Glass Floors for proposals, dinner parties, events and filming?
Tower Bridge events are exclusively managed by Social Pantry.
Good for all age groups and for a family to share experience, worth the entrance fee. Conquered my fears by walking on the Glass Floors.
Iconic structure and well worth visiting. It’s quite surreal being able to walk across the top Walkways and the Glass Floors. Views are fantastic.
This has to be one of London’s most iconic landmarks, to experience not only walking inside it but to cross the Glass Floors and Walkways is something to never be forgotten. The views are brilliant.
